QuickRewards Question.

[wishing upon a star]

Hi, I've joined QR and I have a question.

For those of you that cashout for Gift Cards or Disney Gift Cards, do you think it would be possible to earn enough to get a $25 Disney Gift Card within the next year by just doing the paid clicks?

I really do not want to fill out a lot of offers, I would rather just do the paid clicks, but I'm not sure if it's possible to earn $25 within the next year by just doing that.

I'm planning on maybe going to Walt Disney World in September 2010 and I would like to try to earn some Disney Gift Cards for the trip.

 

[rflorek]

Hi, I've joined QR and I have a question.

For those of you that cashout for Gift Cards or Disney Gift Cards, do you think it would be possible to earn enough to get a $25 Disney Gift Card within the next year by just doing the paid clicks?

I really do not want to fill out a lot of offers, I would rather just do the paid clicks, but I'm not sure if it's possible to earn $25 within the next year by just doing that.

I'm planning on maybe going to Walt Disney World in September 2010 and I would like to try to earn some Disney Gift Cards for the trip.

You may want to add the daily surveys to help out. The paid clicks - on a good day - come out to about 10 cents per day. There are a BUNCH of daily surveys (one is $1.05 per day alone if you qualify).

Good luck - I love QR!!! I cashed out $600 in Disney GCs from there for my October vacation.

 

[HARVEYSGIRL]

I have made almost $18 in 3 weeks. I have done the surveys and the daily clicks. Good luck!

 

[mosdata]

Yes, def possible. My mom, who just joined a few weeks ago, doesn't do the daily clicks (loooooong story), nor does she do the surveys, has earned 3.50 by only clicking on the emails they send daily.

Make sure you also do the trivia for 50 points daily. They have many more surveys than most other sites, so it's pretty easy to add money to your account that way too.

Also, don't forget all the contests they run on the site. You can win GC's & cash too.

Make sure you check out the blogs - they will have tips for you too.

If you have any other questions about this site, I will try to get the answers for you. You can either post it here, or PM me.

 

[Belle0101]

Yes, def possible. My mom, who just joined a few weeks ago, doesn't do the daily clicks (loooooong story), nor does she do the surveys, has earned 3.50 by only clicking on the emails they send daily.

Make sure you also do the trivia for 50 points daily. They have many more surveys than most other sites, so it's pretty easy to add money to your account that way too.

Also, don't forget all the contests they run on the site. You can win GC's & cash too.

Make sure you check out the blogs - they will have tips for you too.

If you have any other questions about this site, I will try to get the answers for you. You can either post it here, or PM me.

I just signed up with them and am trying to figure out what works best. How do you "attack" QR? And by that I mean your game plan, what order do you do things in? I know everybody is different but this might help me get going on the right foot.

And I don't shop online. Not that I wouldn't but our checkbook is mighty thin right now. No extra shopping for me.

And ... anybody have a sub-account? I was reading about that but not 100% sure how that works. My brain is starting to feel fuzzy.

 

[Loralei]

I just joined QR this past Thursday & I already have $3.68 posted & have $1.80 pending in surveys. And all I have done is the clicks, trivia & the surveys. It's a lot of fun. Thanks to everyone here who gave it great reviews! And if you have any tips on hidden point earners...without online shopping. I'd appreciate it. The only store I ever really shop at online (amazon) doesn't ever count toward shopping points on sites like this...

Belle...one tip I've found is the "Check List" on the home page. It takes you through all of the easy point earners. Also...as far as sub-accounts go. The way I read it is that you can only have one account per household, but you can sign up your spouse or kids as "sub accounts". I think the benefit to this would be that they would fall into different survey criteria or shopping habits. Then, you can help eachother build up your account.